Los Angeles Dodgers Joe Torre talks about his time spent in St. Louis both as a player and as a manager during a news conference before game three of the National League Division Series against the Cardinals at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

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The St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum is lending items to the Casino Queen in East St. Louis to be on display at their soon to open “Sevens.” glove, and a pair of Frank Mancuso’s 1944 game-worn cleats. It’s a small percentage of the Museum’s entire collection, which has been in storage since it’s closure in November 2008.

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Fans came out for a prep rally at Kiener Plaza before the Cardinals play the Chicago Cubs in St. Louis. They play a three game series at Busch Stadium.

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The Cardinals’ top draft pick Shelby Miller took to the Busch Stadium bullpen mound last Tuesday, after signing with the team for $2.875 million.

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We created a 3D PhotoSynth that gives you a 3D view from inside the Busch Stadium during the 2009 All Star game. This brief video was created to give a sample look at how it works and more than 300 pictures were taken to create the views.

Click here to see the original PhotoSynth.

Note this will only run on a PC or Intel based Macs. If your computer can’t display it, view the video clip below to see an example:

Crowd cheers at the Red Carpet Parade at Busch Stadium before the 2009 All-Star Game.

Explore Post-Dispatch photographer Huy Mach’s panoramic photographs of the All-Star Game. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

Credits: Photography by Huy Much, production by Brian Williamson

Busch Stadium before the 2009 All-Star Game.

Explore Post-Dispatch photographer Huy Mach’s panoramic photographs of the All-Star Game. These 360-degree photographs consist of several photos taken over a short period of time and stitched together. You can explore the panoramas by clicking and dragging on the photo. You can zoom in and out with the SHIFT and CTRL keys.

Credits: Photography by Huy Much, production by Brian Williamson, audio by Charles Williams